Question

section 5: journey to pyramids & the treasure
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abrade
beseech
monotony
scimitar
alchemist
infidel
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key terms from this section:
1 abrade:
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2 beseech:
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3 monotony:
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4 scimitar:
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insight:
santiagos hidden treasure
why does author paulo coelho send santiago all the way to egypt, only to have the treasure waiting back in spain?
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if you could interview santiago from section 5, whats one question you would ask him?
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design an image that represents a chosen theme or event. write a caption that explains its significance.
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who said that...
\tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.\
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how has santiago learned to understand the \language of the world\?
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Explanation:

To answer the question "Why does author Paulo Coelho send Santiago all the way to Egypt, only to have the treasure waiting back in Spain?":

Paulo Coelho does this to emphasize that the journey itself is the real treasure. Santiago's quest to Egypt is about self - discovery, learning life lessons, and understanding the "Language of the World". The physical treasure being back in Spain shows that the experiences, growth, and wisdom gained during the journey are more valuable than the material treasure. It also conveys the theme that one's true destiny and treasures (in a metaphorical sense) are often related to their roots and the journey of self - realization.

Answer:

Paulo Coelho sends Santiago to Egypt and has the treasure in Spain to highlight that the journey (with its lessons, self - discovery, and growth) is the true treasure. The physical treasure's location emphasizes that self - realization, wisdom, and life experiences gained during the quest are more valuable than material wealth, and also connects to themes of destiny and roots.